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1 1/8'' Steerer Carbon Fork
Looking to change things up and try the rigid thing. Looking for a cheaper alternative to the Niner carbon fork. Need a 1 1/8'' steerer tube. I like the Whiskey No7, but only see it in a tapered steerer tube. I've also seen the Hongfu, but yet again only in a tapered steerer. Is there another alternative that I'm missing or not thinking about? If push comes to shove I'll get the Niner, but hesitant because I've never ridden a fully rigid.
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Can anyone comment on the legitimacy of the fork linked above?
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Uncoordinated coward
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On-one? Cheap, been around for years, good reviews.
On-One 29" Carbon Fork
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 Originally Posted by sbitw
And not a carbon steerer...
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Uncoordinated coward
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 Originally Posted by Bike Whisperer
And not a carbon steerer... 
Where did the OP say carbon steerer?
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 Originally Posted by Tyler Adamson
Can anyone comment on the legitimacy of the fork linked above?
I have this fork, but with the alloy steering tube. It's very nice quality and have had zero issues.
Here's the alloy version I have...
CarbonCycles.CC :: Components :: Products :: Forks - MTB Carbon, 1.1/8 in Steerer :: eXotic Carbon Rigid MTB Fork - Disc Only :: CC-F0365
The carbon steerer model is listed at 1.6lbs and the alloy at 1.7lbs. Not a huge difference. also the alloy is $194 compared to $271.
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I know a guy that rides the carboncycles fork on some pretty demanding trails. I don't think he gets a lot of air, but short of riding rock gardens constantly, those trails are about as abusive as it gets. he says it's held up fine for him. I asked him about it when I ran into him on the trails last week. It really is a good looking fork, and likely to be one of the next upgrades that hits my SS.
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Forgot about the On-One. Will be purchasing very soon.
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